Consteillo is right!! When finding yourself with no job and nothing to do, you could read some books or research local companies that you'd like to work for. Call them up or email them about employment, even if no positions are listed. Or, if you're super bored, take the bus there and bring a copy of your resume along to hassle them in person. It's harder to say no to someone in person, take advantage of that.
It really sucks not having a job, I've been there before and I feel your pain about being bored. The last time, it took me 6 months to find a new place of employment and I contacted people every business day. It was tough to find something that paid me enough to cover the cost of just showing up, wtf. Anyone offering a person anything under 10 bucks an hour for full time work and having the gall to say 'this is a great opportunity,' is insane. All I know is that if I'm bored, I need mental stimulation and sitting around meditating is that last thing I'd be doing! haha